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Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Seattle

Elegant African Mahogany dining table with gently curved sides and double pedestal base. Category: Table top and double pedestal base, Wood species: African Mahogany, Construction method: face grain, Special features: Two long gently curved sides, Size & thickness: 96" long by 42" wide by 1.75" thick, Edge profile: small roundover (.25"), Finish: Waterlox satin finish, Table top and pedestal base by: DeVos Custom Woodworking, Project location: Sudbury, MA, Photos by Homeowner

After: Hunting-Fishing Trophy Room, using reclaimed barn wood. Photographer: Doug Rose
Family room - rustic family room idea in Sacramento

This beautiful wine cellar creates an intimate ambiance with Mirage African Mahogany Terracotta Engineered Hardwood Flooring.
Elegant dark wood floor wine cellar photo in San Francisco

Minimalist bathroom photo in Other

This Windsong bench from Tokens of Living has attracted lots of attention, and is Included in Sunset's Western Landscaping Book. It will also be featured in the Fall edition of the new Garden Design Magazine. South African plants shown here are Melianthus and Knifophia. photo- Chris Jacobson, GardenArt Group

Metal framed umbrella kits are a great do-it-yourself project. Easy to assemble with detailed instructions for diameters of 7', 9', 11, & 12'.
Example of an island style home design design in San Diego

This African style decorative wood Bamileke bed adds a sculptural element to any room, for example; it can be used as a coffee table or a bench in any living space, in your home or office. African Decor – hand-carved wood from Cameroon, West Africa

Example of a transitional bedroom design in Los Angeles

With a variety of 12mm V groove laminate options with an additional 3mm of pre-glued underlayment, from a high gloss to a warm low gloss finish, and with deep, warm to medium hues, this spectacular flooring make a stunning floor! St. James offers a regal alternative. The V groove makes it a snap to install and the random lengths give your floors a real wood look and feel. At 12mm, the St. James Collection is very durable and comes with a 30 year warranty!

This is an open beam design where the rustic lodge poles compliment the attractive underside quality of this structure. Open beam designs are very wind resistant as air passes though the breathable thatch.

Oval structure with over one hundred Africa Thatch Cape Reed Panels stapled on the solid plywood roof. Top cones split in half on each side to disguise the leading edges and a split bamboo half round to hide the ridge seam.

This 11' diameter metal framed Africa Thatch Umbrella kit is weather resistance because of the structural quality of the material and the breathable characteristics of the thatch roofing panels.

Inspiration for a timeless kitchen remodel in DC Metro

Africa Roof Thatch Panels fashioned on this solid roof cover a residential outdoor kitchen. Waterproof qualities permit electrical equipment, fans, and electronics to be installed without resulting damage from inclement weather.

Africa Thatch Panels can either be attached to custom wooden framework or metal umbrella kits avaialbe in various daiamters. Clips on the thatch install easily on the metal rings of the kits and then a top cone finishes off the structure.

Transitional guest carpeted bedroom photo in San Diego with beige walls

Inspiration for a transitional guest carpeted bedroom remodel in San Diego with beige walls

This was a slightly odd shaped island (hopefully, the owners agree) and raised bar that we built an African mahogany countertop for. The countertop is 1.5" thick and built as an edge grain top (we specify .75" to 2" strips that run the full-length of the countertop, so no butt-joints). This countertop is finished in our food safe mineral oil that allows the owners to cut/chop directly on the surface. This top also features our Roman ogee edge treatment. One thing to note about this countertop - the homeowner was looking for a deeper red color so we built and finished the countertop and then parked it outside on a sunny day to allow the sun to deepen the color. This sped the patina process that would have happened naturally in a six-month-to-a-year time frame. Typically, freshly machined African mahogany has a more pinkish/salmon hue.